110 in the Shade
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| Broadway Show | |
| 110 in the Shade | |
|---|---|
| Theatre | Broadhurst Theatre |
| Opening Night | 24 October 1963 |
| Tony Nominations | 4 |
| Tony Awards | 0 |
| Author(s) | Music by Harvey Schmidt; lyrics by Tom Jones; book by N. Richard Nash |
| Director | Joseph Anthony |
| Leading Original Cast Members | Robert Horton and Inge Swenson |
110 in the Shade is a musical with lyrics by Tom Jones, music by Harvey Schmidt and book by N. Richard Nash, based on Nash's play The Rainmaker.
It opened October 24, 1963 at the Broadhurst Theatre on Broadway in New York City and ran for 331 performances. The production starred Robert Horton and Inga Swenson, and Leslie Ann Warren made her debut in a supporting role. Songs included "Love, Don't Turn Away," "Poker Polka," "Everything Beautiful Happens at Night," "You Ain't Fooling Me," "Old Maid," "Raunchy," "The Little Red Hat," and "Is It Really Me?". It opened in London's West End at the Palace Theatre on February 8, 1967.
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